A month after the grand family gathering at the Zhao household, Zhao Ning moved into the Gu household. He had originally thought that this day would come very soon and even prepared himself mentally to move the next day that evening. However, he did not expect this matter to be delayed for so long.

"It's estimated that there wasn't a satisfactory agreement between the Zhao family and the Gu family. After all, the Gu family is genuinely inclined towards a marriage alliance, even if they can't marry a high-quality Omega, they wouldn't just bring an Alpha back home. I wonder how those people managed to persuade the Gu family members, they made him move there."

Both the Zhao family and the Gu family were rulers in their respective territories at the northern and southern ends of the Tianbo Star. Guilin Star just so happened to be located in the central region of Tianbo Star, equidistant from both the Zhao and Gu families, neither too far nor too close. Therefore, when Zhao Ning learned from Zhao Zhe's assistant that all of his belongings had already been moved into the Gu family's residence, he didn't feel much of an impact. When he left the school gates, he naturally switched to a hovercar bound for the southern end.

Chao Ning went to Gu's house alone. When he entered the gate of Gu's house, he was questioned by the housekeeper for a long time. However, Chao Ning has always had a good temper and is very self-aware, so he answered all the questions and maintained a courteous and gentle demeanour from beginning to end. Surprisingly, he made the housekeeper who intentionally tried to make things difficult for him feel embarrassed.

"Master Zhao, your room is located in the innermost section. Here is today's schedule. Please make sure to memorize it and do not be late." The butler retrieved a document from his smart device and sent it to Zhao Ning.

After receiving it, Chao Ning said "thank you" and returned to his room.

His room was situated in the furthest corner, at the very edge. Typically, rooms in such a position are used for storage; after all, the space was cramped. Who would willingly choose to live in a room like this? Oh, perhaps a servant, or maybe a butler. However, Channing couldn't help but feel that the previous butler's room might have been even wider and larger than his own.

It doesn't matter, as long as there's a place to lie down.

Although the Gu family doesn't welcome him, they still have a little bit of conscience. Before he arrived, they at least roughly cleaned up, so he wouldn't be choked by dust. He took out the things he often used from the box and pushed the unopened boxes into the corner. After all, he didn't know how long he could stay here, so there was no need to unpack everything. It would be easier to leave later on.

After tidying up simply, he took a shower and changed into clean clothes before finally looking at the schedule sent by the housekeeper. When he saw the first item, he paused for a moment, then sighed in frustration and rubbed his temples.

Alright, he was already late.

He swiftly left the room and hastily made his way to the dining hall. Fortunately, he encountered a kind-hearted maid on the way, otherwise, he might have been even more late.

"Sorry." When he arrived at the dining hall, the host family had already taken their seats. "I'm late."

The hosts at the dining table all turned their gaze towards him. Almost everyone's face seemed to be expressing the word "displeasure," except for one young man with chestnut-coloured hair. That young man simply looked at him quietly, without curiosity or disdain.

Chao Ning looked away and said, "I am Chao Ning. I am truly sorry."

"Please have a seat," the elderly man at the dining table spoke up.

"Thank you." Chao Ning went straight to an empty seat and sat down. However, as soon as he took his seat, the expressions on those people's faces changed again.

Zhao Ning blinked his eyes, wondering what he had done wrong again.

The young boy with chestnut-coloured hair spoke softly, "This is the location of Xiangnan."

"Xiangnan? Who is that?"

"Gu Xiangnan," the youth with chestnut hair added.

"Oh, sorry." Chao Ning stood up and stepped back. Just as he moved away, he saw Gu Xiangnan, who he didn't know when had arrived, looking at him coldly.

Zhao Ning: "..."

"Your position is over there," Gu Xiangnan's tone matched the demeanour of his men, icy and frosty.

Chao Ning nodded slightly, his expression unchanged. "Thank you," he said.

He sat in a very inconspicuous corner. But he didn't care, as long as he had food to eat.

The meal was relatively quiet, with no communication except for the occasional whispering between Gu Xiangnan and the tea-haired youth next to him. As Chao Ning ate, he secretly observed the two individuals and probably figured out their relationship. He had long heard about his fiance's "white moonlight," which was likely this tea-haired youth.

I have to say, they make a good match.